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Low Mortgage Rates Fuel Rebound in Housing Market Potential: First American

"Record low mortgage rates are proving to be a powerful motivator and benefit for home buyers in an otherwise challenging time," says Mark Fleming, Chief Economist at First American. Read more...

Feds Extend Foreclosure Moratorium to End of August

Homeowners and renters who can’t pay their bills because of the COVID-19 crisis now have another two months to get their finances back on track. So reports USA Today. Read more...

Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac Hire Financial Advisors in Exit Plan

Fannie Mae has hired Morgan Stanley and Freddie Mac has hired J.P. Morgan Chase to advise the mortgage giants en route to their planned exits from federal conservatorship. So reports the Commercial Observer. Read more...

Purchase Mortgage Applications Surge to 11-Year High

Mortgage applications to buy a home have climbed to their highest volume in more than 11 years, according to data from the Mortgage Bankers Association. So reports CNBC.com. Read more...

Mortgage Rates Just Hit a Fourth All-Time Low of 2020

Long-term mortgage rates have touched another record low, already their fourth this year. So reports MarketWatch. Read more...

Forbearances Fall for 2nd Consecutive Week: Black Knight:

The number of homeowners in active forbearance on their mortgages fell for the second consecutive week, according to Black Knight data. Overall, the number of active forbearance plans is down 77,000 from last week, and 112,000 from the peak during the week of May 22. Read more...

More Lenders Believe U.S. Economy on the Wrong Track: Survey

For the first time in history, more lenders responding to the Fannie Mae Mortgage Lender Sentiment Survey® say they believe the U.S. economy is on the wrong track, rather than on the right track. After years of remaining largely unchanged, this quarter the majority of lenders reported tightening credit standards across all loan types. Read more...

What the Recent Unemployment Figures Mean to Fannie Mae’s Economist

While initial claims for unemployment insurance came in at 1.5 million for the current reporting week (June 6), representing a decline of 350,000 from the previous week’s level, there have still been more than 44 million unemployment insurance claims filed over the last 12 weeks. Read more...

Quicken Loans Could Be One of 2020’s Biggest IPOs

If Quicken Loans goes public this year, its valuation will be in the tens of billions of dollars, making it one of if not the biggest initial public offerings in 2020. So reports The Detroit News. Read more...

Mortgage Rates Inch Higher, Still Near Record Low

Mortgage rates have drifted higher but remain historically low amid conflicting economic data. So reports MoneyWise. Read more...

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